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In 2007, I initiated the “Floating Lab Collective”. The core of the collective is a group of metropolitan DC-based artists with a strong emphasis on. academic research and social participation. Floating Lab Collective was designed to integrate diverse groups of people in different aspects of the process: students, scholars, community, and people with varying types of expertise to participate in the research process and work collectively on a complex, creative environment of performances, engagement, and media art production and fabrication, without the restraint of the institutional space. The main idea is to expand the space of art into public space and to enlarge the discourse about contemporary art and the interrelation of art and life. Since its foundation, FLC has been a partner/collaborator with Provisions Library, a research center for art and social change.  The projects created by the Floating Lab collective investigate relationships between ethics and aesthetics and develop a social platform outside the normative institution frames. Following its inception, FLC has expanded to incorporate artists, community members, and experts in other regions—nationally and internationally, to focus on social practice in local contexts.

In 2007, I initiated the “Floating Lab Collective”. The core of the collective is a group of metropolitan DC-based artists with a strong emphasis on. academic research and social participation. Floating Lab Collective was designed to integrate diverse groups of people in different aspects of the process: students, scholars, community, and people with varying types of expertise to participate in the research process and work collectively on a complex, creative environment of performances, engagement, and media art production and fabrication, without the restraint of the institutional space. The main idea is to expand the space of art into public space and to enlarge the discourse about contemporary art and the interrelation of art and life. Since its foundation, FLC has been a partner/collaborator with Provisions Library, a research center for art and social change.  The projects created by the Floating Lab collective investigate relationships between ethics and aesthetics and develop a social platform outside the normative institution frames. Following its inception, FLC has expanded to incorporate artists, community members, and experts in other regions—nationally and internationally, to focus on social practice in local contexts.